One Race, three trophies, 12 nautical miles, 15 knots, 106 exhilarated competitors (the shortest race report yet!)

The Flying 15 Worlds fleet completed one race on Wednesday which was won by Graham Vials and Chris Turner. Second were Ian Cleaver and Steve Milne, third Brett Dingwall and Jonathan Clark.

All racing was abandoned for the day at the Flying 15 Worlds at Hayling Island SC . . .

After two days of waiting ashore, due to extremely strong winds, the fleet finally got onto the water to contest the mSE German 18ft Skiff Grand Prix at Travemunde.

Day three of the Carbonology Firefly Nationals Championships was another close day of tactical dinghy racing for the 53 boat fleet.

Day two of the Carbonology Firefly Nationals saw two very different races completed in surprisingly disparate conditions.

Race one of the F16 World Championships at Maubuisson, France got underway in drizzling rain and breeze ranging between 12 and 18 knots between wind squalls.

Mike and Gemma McIntyre won race 7, the first gold fleet race at the Flying 15 Worlds. Second were Graham Vials and Chris Turner who keep their overall lead in the championship.

Skandia Team GBR sailors proved a dominant force at the 2011 Laser Standard World and European Junior Championships which concluded in La Rochelle on Saturday, with Alex Mills-Barton clinching the

The wind cooperated today on Lake Maggiore with two races sailed to determine the 29er European Champions for 2011.